THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. JULY 18. 1963
Advice on Heart Attack Prevention
Given in Bulletin Published by OSU
Mrs. lulia O'Toole
Dies Unexpectedly
At California Home
PAGE THREE
Club Members Slate Annual Picnic Tonighi al Barnes Home in Ontario
By Ruth Robbiru
♦--
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Dearborn ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pettet, Sheri*
LINCOLN HEIGHTS —Lincoln showed slides Monday evening of and Larry Reel, Gary Brown, Mr.
Requiem mass for Mrs. Julia S. Heights Patch and Chat club an their recent trip to the Brock and Mrs. Van Maltzberger and
Possibilities of preventing heart attacks are “very encour O’Toole was celebrated Tuesday, nual
family picnic will be held Robbins family. Of special inter Tony Hayden camped and fished
aging" if individuals will heed the advice they’re getting from July 9, 1963, in Paramount, Calif. Thursday
July 18, at the est were the ones of Dorr Dear July 3-6 at Strawberry lake. Tony
medical and health leaders, speakers at the institute on Car Rosary was recited Monday eve home of evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Drexel born and his bride and Capt. Dan Hayden is a grandson of the
diovascular Health stressed at Oregon State university.
ning at the Paramount funeral Barnes. 250 NW First avenue in Dearborn who was home from Maltzbergers and is visiting here
Some people are so careless about their weight, diet and home. Summers chapel of Boise Ontario.
Holland.
from Roseburg.
health habits — including smoking — that they build up odds was in charge of interment rites.
Dinner is potluck with punch, Group Attends Church Camp
Visit Relatives in Canada
of one chance in two or worse*
The deceased, mother of John coffee and ice cream furnished
that they’ll have a coronary death rate for smokers six times O’Toole, former administrator of by the club and hostesses, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith, Frank Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hunt and
Kaneaster, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce family visited recently in Canada.
attack in middle age, Dr. Jere that of nonsmokers for men be Malheur Memorial hospital i n Barnes and Mrs. Irvin Miller.
Hunt and Bruce, Jr., attended the They went by way of Washington
Nyssa, succumbed unexpectedly
miah Stamler of Chicago not tween the ages of 40 and 49.
Conservative Baptist family camp to British Columbia, stopping in
July
5
at
her
home
in
California.
ed.
Reducing Weight Helps
She was born Feb. 20, 1876, in I Mr. and Mrs. Amos Dejmal and July 4-5 at Camp Elkanah near several cities. They visited rela
.
He is director of the heart dis-
tives in Calgary and Saskatoon
People who lose weight and i Tralee, Ireland, and in 1900 was Roger entertained July 4 with a La Grande.
* ease control program for the Chi-',
stop smoking greatly improve united in marriage to John O’ hamburger fry for the Rev. and
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kemble had and then traveled home via Mon
cago Board of Health, f _ ‘ ozen their chances for avoiding coro
Mrs. Marvin McLean and family as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. tana.
other national leaders spoke dur-1 nary woes, Dr. Stamler noted. Fat Toole, Sr. He preceded her in of Nampa and Harry Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris
Ronald Wilson of Prineville, Ore.
death in 1952.
ing the three-day institute held , people who trim themselves down
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Wells and
Mrs. O’Toole then came to Nys-
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith had hosted a family picnic July 4 at
last week.
have nearly as good a chance to | sa to reside with her son and daughters, Jacqueline and Kath recent guests from New Castle, their home. Many of the Solter-
“Watch your weight’’ is a key avoid trouble as those who have moved to Boise with him when leen of Nampa, were July 7 din Neb. They were her cousins, Mr. beck relatives of the Boise and
in heading off a heart attack and never been overweight. The same he was appointed director of the ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin
and Mrs. Larry Keller and Scott Payette areas attended. Mr. and
being healthy and happy, Stamler thing holds true for smoking al Elks Rehabilitation center in the Robbins. Kathleen’s 10th birth
Mrs. Bill Walz and Laray are Mrs. George Solterbeck of Mt.
said. It has been “repeatedly doc though to a lesser degree.
Idaho capital city. She was a | day anniversary was celebrated.
visiting friends and relatives in Vernon, Wash., traveled the great
umented” that obesity and coro
One of the major advances member of Sacred Heart church.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wiggins, Salem, Silverton, Roseburg and est distance. Mrs. Herman Lanz
nary problems go hand in hand, achieved by clinical tests has been
In addition to her son, she is Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goodell and Portland. They planned to re- of Idaho Falls was also present.
he emphasized.
to give increased confidence to survived by a granddaughter, family of Caldwell were July 4 turn home July 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reel, Mr.
Fifty-four percent of all deaths the early diagnosis of heart con Mrs. Julia Fancannon of Phoenix, picnic guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rus
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sayers and and Mrs. Bob Richmond and fam
in the United States this year will ditions, Dr. Herbert Semler, Port Ariz.; two sisters, Mrs. Kathrine sell Wiggins at Willowcreek.
Martin recently went to Oakdale, ily spent July 4 fishing on the
come from cardiovascular prob land cardiologist, reported.
Duclos of San Fernando, Calif.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Barnes,
Wash., to attend funeral services Little Malheur river.
lems, it was noted.
Certain tests now can disciose and Mrs. Mary Lotz of Hunting Mr. and Mrs. Drexel Barnes and for Walter Sayers.
Mr. and Mrs. Brock Robbins
if there are defects and their lo-1 ton Beach, Calif.
Overweight Brings Problems
family and Miss Diane Hall went
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pettet were and family visited July 6 with
fishing July 4 on North Powder July 7 evening callers at the Ja Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris and
“Middle-age spread” is nothing cation in the intricate anatomy of i
Classifieds Get Quick Reiult«!
river near Baker.
family.
cob Schoessler home.
to joke about, Dr. Stamler told the heart. Many children are now
the 200 persons in attendance. benefiting from cardiac surgery
Overweight people have three or to correct abnormal heart func
7
four times greater chance of high tioning, Dr. Semler stated.
All of the causes for the forma-1
blood pressure problems than
those who keep their weight in tion of heart defects present at
birth are not known, he contin-1
line.
ued. One cause that has been I
Diet is a factor in cardiovascu established is the occurrence of
lar health simply because Ameri German measles during the first,
cans eat so well and so much, the three months of pregnancy.
speakers pointed out.
Stamler stressed “moderation” Drugs Cause Unborn Damage
in the diet. Select foods high in
The use of drugs by a preg
nutrients and low in calories, he nant mother and their effects on
said. Stay away from overly rich the heart of the unborn child is
foods, eat lean meats in moderate a recent field of research. Expec- ;
size servings, consider low - fat ’ tant mothers should not use drugs j
dairy foods and more fish and without a doctor’s recommenda
sea foods, and be wary of satur tion, he stressed, because of poss
ated fats and high - cholesterol ible heart damage to the unborn I
foods, he recommended.
child.
Heavy smoking greatly in
Discussing rheumatic fever, Dr.
creases chances of heart attack, Semler said 90 percent of the ]
too, he continued. A study made cases resulting from streptococcal j
in Framingham, Mass., and Al sore throats can be prevented I
bany, N.Y., showed a coronary by early treatment. These sore'
throats can best be determined by
laboratory tests and it is impor-■
VERDA STEINKE REPORTS
tant that early detection and
ON TRIP TO WASHINGTON
Mrs. Verda Steinke returned treatment be made, he said, to
home July 9 from a trip to the prevent possible rheumatic heart I
Washington coast. In Longview* disease.
“We do not have conclusive evi-1
she visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry
dence
that exercise will prevent
Gunnells, former Nyssans.
The trio attended an all-girl ro cardiac attacks,” said Dr. Samuel
deo and went clam digging at L. Fox of the U. S. Public Health
Long Beach. They then visited Service, but physical activity is
friends and toured the Olympia certainly a wise health practice, I
he stressed. There is some indi-1
brewery in that city. In Seattle
cation that exercise helps keep
they visited the Gunnells’ son
the cholesterol level down.
who is in the U. S. Army.
They stayed overnight in Port Heart Patients May Exercise
Angeles. There they saw a 143- I It is safe for cardiac patients to
pound halibut and a 40-pound exercise to their maximum capa
salmon caught by fishermen in the city, clinical tests have shown, ac
area. Mrs. Steinke saw for the cording to Dr. J. R. Blackmon,
first time a rat-fish and says it University of Washington School
does resemble that species of ro of Medicine. Objective informa
dent. Before returning to the tion obtained from the tests makes
Gunnell home, the trio toured it “possible for the physician to
the rain forest and again went evaluate the patient’s work capa
clam digging at Crescent Beach. city,” he stated.
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Joint sponsors with the univer
highly since her hometown is the
site jjf Amalgamated’s largest fac sity of the heart conference were
WHITE STAR —CHUNK
the Oregon Heart association, Ore
tory.
KARO WHITE —Quart
gon State Board of Health and
the Oregon and Benton County
DINNER GUESTS IN BOISE
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Chamberlain Medical societies.
Dr. C. L. Anderson, professor
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Eph Jensen and daugh of hygiene and health education |
ter, Mrs. Bonnie McClellen of at OSU, was in charge of the in
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Boise.
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Mr. and Mrs. Austin Robbins,
Mr. and Mrs. Brock Robbins and
family spent July 4 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Dearborn
in Ontario. They had a picnic
dinner in the backyard with
birthday cakes to honor anniver
saries of Mrs. Brock Robbins and
Wesley.
Visitor« From Nevada
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hetrick and
family of Orovada, Nev., recently
visited several days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stohler.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kemble
were hosts at a family gathering
on the Fourth of July. Several of
Mrs. Kemble’s sisters and broth
ers and their families who live in
the valley were present. Also at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Verl
Lemons of Olympia, Wash., Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Rees and family
of Costa Mesa, Calif.
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